How to Use V ＋ ている ( = Te Iru)
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Continue reading10 Verbs You Probably Didn’t Know in Japanese
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Continue readingUsing て Japanese Form Verbs for Making Requests
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Continue readingWalking and Talking: How to Connect Two Actions by Using the て Form
Welcome to your one-stop shop for mastering Japanese! Today, we’re going to take a look at simple sentences and learn how to take them a step further by creating compound…
Continue readingUsing the Japanese Potential Form できる to Mean “Can”
The Candy Man Can: Using the Potential Form できる to Mean “Can” : Welcome back to the wonderful world of Japanese learning! Today, we’re going to learn all about できる…
Continue readingJapanese Verbs in the Plain Volitional Form (〜よう)
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Continue readingHow to use the negative form（ない） in Japanese to express “not”
Learn how to conjugate and use the ない the negative form in Japanese to express “not” Hello guys, a hearty hello and welcome to Bondlingo’s online Japanese lesson on the…
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